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Bus Stop Safety and Design Guidelines
Prepared by: bus stop Safety and Design GuidelinesMarch 2004 bus stop Safety AND Design Guidelines Prepared For: Orange County Transportation Authority Prepared By: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. March 24,2004 bus stop Safety and Design Guidelines March 24, 2004 CONTENTS PURPOSE OF THE Design Guidelines ..1 GOALS OF THE Design Chapter 1 BUS DIMENSIONS AND STREET VEHICLE WHEELCHAIR TURNING RADIUS CURB RADIUS STREET CLEARANCE Chapter 2 bus stop BASIC ELEMENTS OF bus stop DENSITY AND SPACING ..18 bus stop Spacing PEDESTRIAN Pedestrian CURB RAMPS ..23 PLACEMENT OF BUS STOPS ..27 IDENTIFICATION OF bus stop ..38 BUS STOPS AND PROPERTY OWNERS ..45 PARKING RESTRICTIONS AT BUS STOPS ..45 BUS STOPS AND BUS CONCRETE BUS RURAL OR UNDEVELOPED AREA bus stop CONSIDERATION AND Design .
shows a typical OCTA 40-foot bus while Photo 2 shows an OCTA 60-foot articulated bus. Tables 1 through 3 outline vehicle dimensions and weights for various buses currently in OCTA’s inventory. Additionally, Figures 1 through 3 graphically display the vehicle design elements and dimensions. The most important dimensions of a design
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